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E DOMINION IN BRIEF.'
NARY OF CANADIAN HAPPENING.
DURING THE WEEK.IW+wA' 1 geode in berreleee, beef, po-
llster.,
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1, ate -keep bettert.r whoa laid dew
w. (heir side.
.drms. d gueseaeNee hews weed Melilo¢ should be weshed with strong
mews Ise ~e -WIme Si emu ...h nate, end • Nese cloth, and do it, if
es se Iddte AsnaRem • beesis ref r. esfb ., at .sdday, to ensure quick
venom sad the hos*weal dryiug, which prevents diswloratios.
C4410111ADIAL0. 1f better is kept tiovered tightly •hen
Farsst area are mWl nglan be New Bre put 1s the ice -Wiest, it will out ebaorb
!the odor of any feud lying oesr. There
The 8euthsr. Fair et Bra.aUsrd r Mie anthtug su seuuve as tetter, and yet
yus may see is
t et syq1y time plated goer
ups- Joe. Pritchard, d N.w Hruo.wiok w meat and 'Mettlb'rs.
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dear. Sods should never he used for aasa.ls;
Sir John Macdonald has raters') toand If they are to be kept in good wadi -
awe Itluit, they should be neither maugled
The souther. Fair at Brantford closed os Dor imeted.
ey'
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peogr..stng To remove rest from steal feria and
wore
K aura Nook vary rapidly a the kaaas,cease With sweet oil, weal rubbed
n, and let it remain forty-eight hours ;
The Deat..d Dumb lutetium at Belleville thee rub stub unalackaa lime, powdered
with re Pik eery tine, until the rust disappears.
There were 3,304 entries for the Centro
To 'room' stains front marble- mit: a
tows
Fair
atOttawa.
Yam. has beeal'Iuartt lay of the wrists so leen with
wiped out lay lira ~ quecklim• w the asosi.teeey of milk ;
The new C.P.1L steamer Usenet'• h..II.y it ou the marble and let a b. for
• satisfactory tidal trip twenty-four hours, then demo with soap
Boulders and other obstructions aro beingland water.
red from Cdlitgwood harbor.When puttwo
q away the 'Civet. tea
!Ir. Milton, a Landon Township' far•nier,lee fee pot which u taut used every day
bad .sumscow. and cosad • bon, poisoamd. `ley • Intl. such aortas the t,.p under the
A cold wave s�ssr� re be O°wrrni• Al'cd'ver. This will allow the fresh air t•
to District had mow and from w. Mon ;telt In and prevsut mustin.., '
Y• Be cute to keep your Lour p.Nectly
Mr. Daniel Ycl.eaa, M.P. for Dame, eaedry. if you bey it by the barrel, have
ewura to as Provincial secretary fogy" plath.rm Ludt, just tarn• *towel to
Veto the harrel on, and about • foot high.
Comedian exhibitors have takes wimp When more than one barrel is bought at
for sheep at the Buffalo Inier•atrumal• time put down • piatiorm, and lay the
'SIAa.ri. on .paned bared o its side.
Burs a Walt .n.1 1Vader a Mitchell, d To elan and tighten cane seat chair.,
hurt. hate token many priaw ei tbetore up the chair bottom, and with Trot
o fur. water and a spoor. wash the cawork,
Mwy limen in INN"' province "'siw lo that It may be thoroughly soaked.
ch •baa raps that their tars w•iq
bold them. IShould it be dirty use • little soap. L.
Rev. John Mackie, of Kingston, c,sdesnrr!at dry in tis. giro •rad it will be as ti,(bt
very vigorous ire. uaye the proposed baby s� bre, as when sew.
w in that city. ' Many Iaundreeses put several handfuls
John ftuppel sen., an old r..ideet audte, common salt hose the water in whirl
nun, has been installed w poet- colored thinks are rinsed. This helps t..
of Esm,ra, Oat. 'make them look clean and bright, legit
Tha ra.te'`atyrrs d et. Joh,. N.B., knots have it also to tasks them turn lump
by • large majority not te plaix the speedily. This abjection does not •t,Pie
bur rn co:omieaiom. quite a. much to bag salt as to comm.'.
A Calgarydb says Mr. Amore Rowe e.lt.
ill be the Eq,•�patckigbb uaodicLu at the: Paper bags in which many articles are
it general elections. Dl from the grocery enure, should hr
Martis Burke', hwyera 1n Winnipeg V ved G r use when blacking a at,.re.
received 111000 sn"nymtooaly for tbeu deia.oe'You can slip the hard into one of there
of the Croatia so.psct, handle the brash just as well, slot
14. !g- ltirrtoa, d the Whitby Gillette, Lha band will Dot be sealed. drad abet.
has of
h M mitered into • ide part.utf witthrough with thorn they .aa be duo
Etta Howell, d that tows. dropped
L.00ard L Lyman, of the firm .d C. C./i4• , o the otos e.
Lyman a Co., Brockville, lam stmr:ied Mrs.; Boni is exceedingly useful in the do
Amelia Howell, of that piece. im_astic economy, and should be always at
lir. ('barb &miry. editor of i.e (-an• ie, _d. Its medicinal properties are
.d lltt.ws, formerly • promsneut polit►ci, cMsusing and hailing. It is highly eer-
ie Franco, is dad at Ottawa jsaant.enied for catarrhal troubles, and
East Huron Liberals will meet at Bre aseL • wash for weak eyes, especially fur
•a, Monday, September •,>.ir,1, wu
umnnati • rnfiamed lido. For public speakers and
candidate for the Legislature, ogee it is Invaluable for keeping the
Kirypta l -.M.( -.A. delegates west to voice clear ; a piece the sire of s pa
4 tigtietasburg on Tuesday and carried off sins
ort of the fifteen athletic pores.
Fi Manitoba Mesoruites brutally mel-
te a young girl. and were let off with •'very heat.ng to canker, thrush sod sere
tin. 1 each by the clad of the anlage. mouths of any kind.
The annual mss•tin}r of the Ikoasiios Ar-
tullery Aseociatioe will be held at Baker's et Death's Neer.
Point dung the het week of this month. My little boy had :_li•rrbea and came
Rea. Mr. Black, • misnosary at Fort very Dar dyinr. After the failure of
Simpson, n•pona that many Indian. in that everything else we used Dr Fowler's Ea-
districi duJ h"ruder ter from stwnatioaerect. erect of Wild Strawberry. which caused
Mr. Geo. H. Hackl&Dd. a clerk ia the nick cure,end I Lauer of two other wto.
Penman Wookn Mills ofiee at Parts• Oat, were cured hy the same remedy. Free-
man C. Amon, Hillier, Ont. 2
HOUSEHOLD HINT&.
Neither ad ,red goads rice ENwals
'altos d sass roiled
A DEAD PRILANTHROPIST.
WM. GOODERHAM BECUNB8 8UD-
o DENLY TO HEART OSUAOL
ilio £lone .e a seri Llilk-iftereas WEN
Renevet..m mad a•r•nv-seam Mt
MMpM • twespee-etabee Terw.io seem
et Iater.st.
Toaux yo, Sept. 13. -Wm. Uosderb•ea,
the well-knewlast
phi thnrpist sad temper -
mace advocate, died suddenly this evening
from heart diver.. He was at the exhibi-
tion 4hfe tttergpw, pod own 0.99 u'Nesit
told hie nice airs wOtie.keepwr, who were
wdi
with luta, et he was going down town te
keep an evening opprwatssent. The appount-
uteat was the delivering of as address s
the place known a. the ' Haven." a Seaton
street rescue bunt., eta Mr. Good.rham
wok tea and thee went to the "Hama."
Rev. James Het..oe was she at the
meeting, and when Mr. Gaoderhom bad
uttered prayer sad aunovaoed a hymn he
turned round and asked 114. Hath.«m w
read • passage d scripture, am he felt
tired tionselL Mr. Math.so. had Just
sanaauced r.adusg when he heart( .
gurgling .owed behind him and, turning
rwr.u, mw Mr. liuoderbamasping mad
tvidently on the verge of dead. Medical
aid was at coos called and promptly
securest, but Mr. Good.rham was already
r dead. He was removed to hu bane tau
mediately. 1)uo.m.ed was 65 years old. Hii
public beaefactiutu have always been must
munificent. Although the oldest sou of a
family of thirteen he refuse 1 Wgo uiw the
distillery bwsinaae,and &ever badanya,sna:-
twu with it. Ort the contrary; all hu life
he was • consistent advocate of temperate'..
Mrs. Go oderham die( • few years ago,
cluldioe., and deceased never remarried.
For assay years he Wu suffered from heart
diene. He knew this and made no secret
of it; in fact it was often the theme of his
duacuur.ea, when, like Hazier, he compared
hawnelt w " a dying nian poaching to dying
men." On one occasion, when being cross-
examined in connection with the Central
Bank liquidation, he told Mr. Bain, Q.C.:
•• Ikru't tlurry ace, I've got heart disease;"
and when presiding over the Salvation Army
camp moctag at Well's Hill m month ago
be spoke of the probability of his suddaa
death from the sum. cause.
His record as • business man tells of con-
fidence p/•..o41 h talents be did not posers.
When a young faun he embarksd in business
as • general store keeper in Dundas street
tee ur twel%e miles fr.,athe city. It was not
long, however, before the shutters were put
tip. later on he was a partner- of Taylor
Brea, grain dealers, of Bonne, and his
tranaact,ns while in at cost the firm a large
amount of emery In late years be refrained
from business, contenting himself with at-
tending meetings of the various tinaucial
institutions in which he had capital invested;
and as his income was large and his mode ut
Living not 'stratagem, he made good any
lo...es he incurred previously. He died
worth, it is estinated, about $300,00.
Mr.•Cooderharn was a director of the
(;rent Northwestern Telegraph l'onrpany,
the (.nada Permanent Loan and Saving.
Company, the l.hnadion Bank of Con,urerte,
and was vice-president of the Western As-
surance 1'ompamy.
Forty dollars is not • great deal of money
10 a man as rich as Mr. t;ooderl:am is sup-
posed to have been. But there are plenty
of rich men who would look at $40 a lung
time before they would spend it in a way
that 1 mice Raw lir. Gooderh;.m do. The
incident drmostratea the dad mau'e
practical cnar.ty. The writer was one day
mending at the door of the Toronto
General Hospital. It was bitter cold,
along tows.., the end of December.
A small crippled boy caste down from one
of the ward,. He lout been sent to the hos-
pital for treatment for hip diseaae from one
of the townshgr outside Torouto, and as the
doctors could du nothing for lin it was de-
tailed to seed him back to where he cline
from. The poor lad was wretchedly clad
and some of the nurses were trying to siat•e
up some clothing for him to enahle.him to
fury the bitter cold. Jiut then Mr. (,ond-
erhan, drove up to the door. He was .
Itis way to see a patient. I explained to
Mr. l;oodrham the lad', unfortunate cir-
cumstances. Mr. (:oo derham •t once sat
down and wrote out • cheque for $i11, pay-
obde to a well ku•,e-n clothier, with instruc-
tions to give the huy a warm suit of clothes,
flannel nuderwar, • cap, boots and a top-
coat. There was thea plenty left to take
the little fellow home in good style. 1
superintended his departure on the train,
end 1 nu...r recollect seeing gratitude more
sincerely depicted than it was on that poor
little lame follow -s countenance. He wrote
Mr. I,00derii•a,'s name down on a piece of
paper and mid he would never forget him as
long as he lived.
lissulved in the mouth, is all that is no-
-emery. It allays the inflammation of
-ore throat, and mined with honey is
war drowned to Permian s pond .n Tuesday.
Lieutenant -Governor Angers, the bushel or
eeie ent.tive of Her Majesty iu Quebec, it
.• ..onuuiicett, will shortly- marry Madame
HatueL
Wm E'l..,rr, Ethel, and his ran J.:ces
'eft un T'.sday of last work for the
The sea hued votes' lists show 2,037 .7e. "Northwest. They go for the d. utile
••i..on the voters' lists at Vtctor:re B.C. :a �wr'Vr'so "t risitiu¢ friends and a}.;culat
ISN: there were only seventy-nine totes nog in lrD1
p 1kd-
New a tigae•L.gbt leta.
M vast
awseaGeed, who, it is raid. built
the first railway locomotive const uctel in A shut young man in the height el
the froniiniun, diel at Tomato yesterday fashto5, was violently @fleecing in a strut
morning. ear, when a companion remarked, ••:1w,
Hilln.on'a mill, roar (htrws, .rad ahove Chswlee, duh boy, how d'ye cath that
quantity of lumber, were le-rned ,at Wi - dwadfcl add." "Aw, dal fetish, left
*relay night, causing a lona of nearly my cane in the lower hall tether day,
fello,n00. ,and in sucking the ivory hand.,. so
Ex Attorney-t*eaeralClarke,.,f Winnipeg, dweadful cold, it chilled we almost to
while en roots to the Pacific meat .n a death." If Charles had used Dr. Har-
t P. ft. train, died front the bunting of a vey's Red l'ine Gum he cold would
Need vessel. trouble hire eery otuctine, or sale at J
Senator Bellevue, of Man'reel, in an in- ,14 adieu's prescript drugstore. 11
ten-iew, contradicted the rumors that he
hail cared to be a *importer of the Mercier
Government Winging') T; mss :-There is • greet
A t-alnahle Landau, mode to F.ttgla.. i fora deal of arch. . In sown at present.
Toronto mulliamir., has been seised by the Them are no c.vuuveon diseases, such as
euat«u ►u
rth.,,itel owing too uifriagemwt fears or dtphi heria,we are led to believe.
ef the regulatit*ii. but moot of ib.....1:n have been unwed
The Methodist, Con;regati..al, Rwrbstliter@ .fllictah vette cramps or Canadian
have decided t.. work with Meters
Presbyterian muusters d Kinnrton, hiders. Misers John Neelaode anMeters Crawley Alex Roe. have beets oonbn'ld to their
and Hunter when they visit that city. tors for mine dogs. Both are nos
it is ana.eiu•wl from Ottawa that Jnetior hle to he around again. Mr Peter
Comity Ju•t . Lane has heel' appointed Linkiater. is alio era the mend, as well es
q. of rho County Court of tarry, viq Mr T H Ltoki.ter, who have been .iok
.'s.ige Hnnplier..n . deceased. for wane nine.
The Donlon of th. Law Society patter - M•p
Y
psint d K. D. Ammar anal A. H. All ages and conditions of people may
1'. H.
:rsh leotur., and R. F. Kineford as, nal uNatures! Pills without n,jury and
f►ravtrxn examiners d th. law See . :with great benefit, lm
Alfred, the. Idyar-roll sea d Jamsolesl
;add,y, of Stratford. eniefehet by the reeved -
•r method on Thnr'wi y events.. Lather
face a charge of ,oMs ,y of which he
he was heewat
lady Cartwrijel seed a trioval wee deiv-
ia KiwpiteD777,liitl 44.y, wises die nice
• anti the 'gibbed tom m n u awn A
f
nchfnrer►tymdj great risk to hiss
ffagrd Ili11dlitlespl e have eemsritted in
•tsps of dasneue done i.
K 410,01oh, the bosh:Las of wWhs.rd n ouin►,Ih•r� Tie :vhMI I'P:y' �
the •••,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, of sash rheahlr. Tiiie valuable medicine boss
arta se likely to injural
Metre their ma,, beet' with m.,., astonishingly goad re.
0esw . Mann.leiv 's. awe "Ha
an este. nI generia debility, wetlk-
mdn reTeaae.l last weeth ("oriel
g„p ion oras, rt•rrauhnttee peewher 10 ("nalgs'
Penitentiary, were arravend ! arrecite }alene.a, impo.sr hment of the
et1e•a1ew.. e.ttpieto,. et ,.oi bl...e;, atumach and liver troubles, lose
in the Benner'. letry at
,sat., tart that d whieh C. try
(Wiley, woo s}q,et 1, and fur tnit ry woeful wore
Prthurwt street, wse archon • f days trntrhledt *Ilk ie tl.ttsogl'rltaNeof tatery e 1e els.
ago. % fell kit of burn•
to belong to the prho.ses, y ,lsapPe ile p'ra't f.,rl, t tb, nae" John•tto'e on.
mammas of the polios
Mr Thos Bell. of Winqu+m, has •• .rt -
ed bus furniture factory steer ■ '..t s. of
about eight weeks caused ny the f: cwry
being partially destroyed by fire.
the a moth moots
Mr (1oe,de, drusg`st, is rot a book
tireut, but hear the axsncy in (,.wderioh
for Johest.n's Tonic Bitters, which he
esn heartily r.rontmend foe any eros-
pls in to whieh a mote medicine is ap-
sent '.. missy
elm`
Mtn oils +nw/IP Pi e SAPPy with(' .
fi{nn.v ielent odd anal a festal fir fir
b• lv61 of tit• families of
ran refills ww atsubmitted la him
will waist Is
"it is •tionentl, who
"1".
��went Rtg kspa
s
ken
the emsdularir i 8ttytentr
Bitters Loc. and $1 pee battle at (hoed. s
drug et.•re. Albion bice*, U.detish, sole
agent. 6
C. I(.,) nerd. llthel, had the mifortwss
to wee of a ..t hie working kerne Met
.eek. Re e as esleefl id ablaut two
hindeed dofst*,
'z1
- it tan do no harm 'n try llrresw.ma's
Worm riders sI tag saki is ailing.
'sv.riaJ► et frrife'. 1m
LOOKING OUT FOR GAIN.
h aste. Merchants *bow New Reelpe.rity
Weald avant Them..
&*m,•, Sept 14. -The Senate Committee
on l'aua.ii:.:i relations to -day hand Unborn
ltowes, jr . secretary of the 11.'4105, Heal
of Fire Utelerwriters, who said Boston suf-
fered by the limitations put upon her in the
way of transportation. Boston is now used
ea • winter port, but it we hail comptIlle
reciprocal relations it would probably be
need all the year.
F. S. Emery, of the New England Shoe
and Leather Association, spoke upon the
advantages of a wilco with ('snwia and
argur.l that :.i per cent. of the earnings of
the en..c anti lather workmen is draw-• from
them by an uneecem•ry tariff.
L. G. Derision, representing the Cool
Trade Association, thought a system of
reciprocity which shteil.l aholieh the ditties
OP oral lb 0111.1 benefit the a nintry. Coder
it we .Lo.;•h increase the quantity of sal
exported, while the amount of foreign coed
bRrught here would nut 1,,, increased.
Hu,nett, of the Bem 's's' Asso-
ciation. leliet-td re. iprx•tty would retiree
the drug Lade with ( amide,.
Alden Spare shoe .ai that the video of
the mal imported from (enacts during loath
was 11.42%,74:..
Jamc-u 14. Alen, of iiro3kt.n, • Loot and
Aloe manu(a••tnr.•r, said the pru•:i. city fof
the hoel, sod shoe trnd:e 41i pend, on the
tariff of 21) tau' oeut, whim, has essetel for
years. He rid he would not =all
all
dna tee, bl.t foal: hare • tri ii roowl trade tM
adjusted ea to t•enrtit all industries.
PMm.rf.r Orr.' see >l5.M.
ram 1 use, Rept 13. --1'1..• t"lei of Remy
It Iv.* was mentioned) l yesterday.
Ives spent the Mehl ka ti:o :'w god it
did net agree wig kin.. 1.. .Deiced pale
and his *T. ION were red.
.1t tis ad the sherrfff . nO,.iu
d to hes ea raw order from
w sorts eeeaasN p.Ame.l the
ga.ohet ameba
realsisl le the Atesewey r
learn .f he to de with it
sheriff's east
wheel as iesend it was its milk.. i.
Ile hates+..l the primmer gvew ly ea.
dist "1 v sot weer h." be said
" They gtlllni.'$ tMr e11 1 west le
.st r
�
j.415Ir essirvt*dg i a
nasus. roomier
His gene .poo s sleevelet* errand.
He that le ailery Is seldom at 'sae.
He that ruge to the night stumbles.
H. that ream trig easel cot run loot.
He that bows is the deet Mie kis .yes.
He that plants not corgi plants
uhtNlea
sWe
HLCee thhas au shame has uu eon-
, at
He must stoup low that Lath • l...
door.
He that always oomplains is never
aHi must ueeds run whom the devil
.:..res. .
H. loves roast beef well that licks the
spit.
He that goes a -burrowing goes •-eur-
r,wing,
He that neigh wickedly tan hardly die
hi/Wetly.
He plays well that wins. He's a Jack
is ollice
He loses his thanks who promises and
delsy.th.
He loess nothing fast keeps (hd tsar
hie friend.
He that lives not well one year sor-
rows fur it seven.
He that reckons without his host must
reckon .g,atu.
He that licks booty from thorns pays
tuu dear fur 1t.
He that liss down with dogs must ex
pest to rise with fleas.
Hs that falls to an evil muse falls in
the devil's frying pia.
He :nay well be a °tented who needs
wither burrow nor !attar.
He giveth twice that giveth in a trice.
He has s bee in his b.nnet.
He that bath a go. d harvest may be
content with sow. tbiatlee.
He lacks moat that longs most. Help
the laefe dig over the stile.
He that bath no silver in hie puree
should have silver UP his tongue.
He that leodeth loses double (loses
bet b hie money and his !Mood )
He doonles kis gift who gives in time.
He Ggats with his own shadow.
11e has bought his noble for nine
police. He has had a bite upon hi.
brur,
Hd:ear twice before you speak once. Ile
dances well to whom fortune pipes.
He is • wise mac who speaks little
He is proper who hath proper condi-
floor,
11. knows nut • B from a boll's tout.
fie I.1 own not a hawk from a handsaw.
He liveth long and liveth well He'll
fiod some hole to creep out at. He hoses
nothing for the taking.-Unid'ntificd.
A Va.t worth .eeseeettriad.
Hr Jas Binns, of Tomr.t-, stet..
that his luno- hat) when three mn:L1
n'd w.. •.. t ed wi h summer complaint
that under d.actoes' treatment her lift
was dispeired of. Four doses of Di
Fowler's Extract if Wi:d Strawberry
oared her.
Important changes in the parcel post
service took effect on the 1st of Septec -
ber. The Mae on parcels posted in
Canada and adJreased to the United
Kingdom or Nutf.iuudiand are as fol
lows : Twenty -Gia cents per pound Of
fraction of a pound for all parts of Carus
da, the Northwest Territories inc!udcd,
except liutish Columbia, where the rate
will be 30 cents per pound or fraction.
This is a most impurtar.t redaction on
current rates. The Ma►.ituba, British
Columbia and Territorial ran is redeeed
lb cents per pound, the O.terie rote 10
cents. and the Quebec and Maritime
Province 5 Dents. The weight limit is
increased from four to five pounds, sod
s customise declaration attached to each
parcel is imperative, otherwise the par-
cels
arcels will not be forwarded. It may also be
stated that the Imperial Post -office ha•
cunssnted to an arnngetner:t propos.,.,
hy the Dutuiuuon authorities by whict.
Carada can exchange parcels through
the medium of the Imperial Poat-chic,-
er th any c•untry with which the United
Kuuedum at present exchanvrs, the rate.
Nowt the same as from the United King
dLm phis tl o Comedian rater.
a ebe s.rf e..
Skin ds.re.ra appear on the suraoe
sod are often homritetang to the sue. ret
from them. From two to three boil-,
of Burdock lilood Bitten will cure .a:n
rheum, erysipelas, shioglae, tetter.
nettle rash. eere"a, boil., pimples, .•r
blotches, at the lame tams. restoring tht
general health 2
The Methodist minister • f Sahel, 311
Davies, has been the ueapiol.t of tower
ous valuable presen.• ft hi. friend* u,
that district The est ere twit sees Ids
gift of • horse, V.ie lrrae,,talion belnv
made by Hobert tlt.Kre, of the Gun ee.-
.e.eu,n, Grey. Th•• tenon feels hb!thi
ehted, w be should he, on. et hie ptihrnt.
.1 previous to this he had to - s.L tD at.d
front hie other appointments.
5.5,,... tesenterretes.
Counterfeits are always dangerous
more so that they always elosely not
Teta T1IR 0010511*L IN *PPIAttAAel step
• us. The r markable emcees achieved
y Nagel Balm as a po•ituess cure for
@tamrh and Gold in the Head has ir-
need unrnrcipled parties to imitate it
' he Public are cautioned mit to be de
ived by neetrwsa imitating Neral Dain.
name and appearance, bearing sc. •
• ma se Nasal Cream • . .1,413.m.
C Alba for Nasal 11 .ltd do D.•
ke imu ation dealers at urge u,a.
-w. leo sale by all .I .veor.t. ••f r. r•
st-paid en recent* of . e belt eo•.. SI
addressing Falfordpe .'. , fit •rk, s e
rat id
"ir Kenneth blared retuned to
. 1 • 1 . ht. Manitoba oe
f - 29th gilt R-. says 11
h better thee was .apsetad
. „n, s..i that the pool!
,r.d .,.suit . Tb. 011111
en w;rn plowed Now
the .et. Mime ,tea.
• r P on a, *nava the
• .'r0 ere h fling from to
fi • tare hes 01. p.. arse
long -Standing
Blood Diseases are cured by
the persevering use di Ayer's
BarespartIl
Thls nem la as Alterative, tad
,greet a radial change la the system.
The proo.s., is some cases, may not be
Budin so rapid as la others ; but, with
persistence. the remit le costals.
Read throe testimonials :-
0 for two years I suffered from a se.
were pals In my r1(ht aide. and had
other troubles owned by • torpid liver
sad dyspepsia- Attar giving several
medicine a ?kir trial wnouf a cure, I
began to take Ayr'. Sarsaparilla. 1
wee greatly benefited by the inn bottle,
mad after taking eve bottles I was outa-
pletely cured." -John W. Benaoa, 70
Lawrence at., Lowell, Mesa.
Last May a large carbuncle broke out
on my mei. The usrl remedies W no
effect and I wee esu/sad to 1q bed for
eight weeks. A Woad t.duced due to try
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Leas than three
bottles healed the 'sore. 1 n ell my expe-
rience
xpearience with medicine, I Dever saw more
Wonderful Results.
Another marked effect of the use of this
medicine was the strengthening of my
sight." -Mrs. Carrie Adams, Holly
Springs, Texas.
I had a dry scaly humor for years,
and suffered terribly ; and, as nay broth-
er and sister were sitnilarIy &M ,ted, 1
presume the malady is hereditary. last
winter, 1)r. Tvron, (uf Fernandiva,
Fla.,) recommended me to take Ayer's
Sarwapc:r(ll•, and continue it fora year.
Fur five months I took it daily. Ivo
not had • blemish upon tny bmf for the
last three months.' -T. E. Wiley, 146
Chambers at., New York City.
" Last fall and winter I was troubled
with a dull, heavy pain in my side. 1
did not notice is much at first, but it
gradually grew worse until it became
almost unbearable. During the latter
part of this time, disorders of the stom-
ach and liver increase.) my troubles. I
began takingAyer's Sarsaparilla, and,
after faithfuly continuing the use of
this medicine (w some months, the pain
disappeared and I was completely
cured." -Mrs. Augusta A. Furbuib,
Haverhill, Maio.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
rRaraaai) 55
Or. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Pries j1; Ms bottles, iia. Werth $11• bottle.
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